Herald Journal Jumbles masthead and old date line found
The fragment shows a historical newspaper masthead with editors and staff roles, a 1955 date line, and references to ownership and Associated Press. The readable elements include names Arthur Jenkins Mary Jenkins O’Hara Clarence Rinne and dates and publication details.
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Herald-Journal
the Herald
Syracuse
Y. Ane
Arthur Jenking
Mary FE. Jenkins
Bla
Ohara
Alexander F. Jones
Clarence H. Rinne
Chauncey
Hurley
James M. Armstrong
Kart FR. McXlroy
Harold %. Addington
Kenneth F. Sostrow
Francis BR. Woolever
John J. Haggerty
Willem J. Kuhn
Robert O. Smith
Associated
Byzacine
Arthur Jenkins
The
Herald
Bigness by Merger Gains Ground in Postwar Era
Harvard economist Sumner H. Slichter argues mergers grow out of postwar economic needs. He cites RKO takeover by General Tire and others in Syracuse as examples. He urges growth to create employment and diversify but warns against loss of competition and government scrutiny.
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Sumner H. Slichter
Harvard University
RKO Films
General Tire and Rubber Co
Syracuse
Slichter
U N Surges Back Recceutive Editor Herald Journal
The piece argues the United Nations will play a key role in future East West understanding. It credits the Big Four Geneva outcomes and notes U S Red China talks progress, Formosa status, and the push to admit Red China to the UN as central to world peace.
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United Nations
Geneva
Eisenhower
Red China
Peiping
Formosa
United States
China
U. S
U.N
Europe
Education for leaders at Harvard and Colgate explored
Harvard's Graduate School of Business concluded a five day Institute for College and University Administrators attended by 40 new presidents and wives. Calpate opens a business executives course by the American Management Association with ninety leaders. Topics cover fundraising and executive development. The programs show education as an endless process.
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Harvard
Graduate School of Business
Calpate
American Management Association
Colgate
Progress Notes On Syracuse Front
The Syracuse Common Council plans a $700,000 Kimber Road School Roosevelt Field improvements and additions to the T Aaron Levy and Percy M Hughes Schools. The Board of Supervisors advances Onondaga Lake West Shore development with a planning firm for a pay as built plan. The City Research Bureau forecasts savings up to 8.5 million from 1954 1955 studies. The Senate approved appropriations including 247 900 for the Army Electronics Parkway Training Center and sent them to the White House.
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Kimber Road
Roosevelt
T. Aaron Levy
Percy M. Hughes
Board of Supervisors
Onondaga Lake West Shore
City Researc Bureau
Senate
Army
Electronics Parkway
White House
Washington
Cyprus Crisis: Greece Turkey Eye Union Referendum
Background on Cyprus as a British colony since 1878 with rising anti British unrest. Greece seeks union via referendum among Cypriotes, while Britain cites 80 percent Greek cultural but 20 percent Muslim Turkish population and denies modern Greek sovereignty. London talks may signal policy shift amid Middle East and Black Sea security considerations.
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Cyprus
Mediterranean Sea
Turkey
Syria
Greece
London
Great Britain
England
Germany
Church
Egypt
Suez Canal
Middle East
Black Sea
Soviet Union
Grace Note To Swan Song
The Administration requested public works totaling 400 million dollars. Congress trimmed 95 million, then after reconsideration, voted 1.3 billion.
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Grace
Congress
High cost of hospital care and private plans
A review of the high overhead and limited protection in individual hospital insurance. The piece compares group and individual plans, notes that 65 million uninsured face higher costs, and profiles Karl Busch whose hernia case shows gaps in coverage under an individual policy. It highlights Blue Cross advantages and previews tomorrow’s look at group plans.
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Karl Busch
Karl
Blue Cross
Butt
In Review Just Fine for Hot Weather
A Cape Cod nature book by Wyman Richardson on Eastham experiences, shorebirds, geese, and tidal life. It praises Richardson as a contemplative observer and notes his chapters on striped bass, birds, and coastal scenes. The reviewer honors the book as a preserved shell of Cape life.
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Cape Cod
Cape
Richardson
Harvard Medical College
Eastham
Ike
Worms in the corn spark talk during Pennsylvania trip
Othman recalls a playful debate on corn eating habits and worms while visiting John and Hilda Hosfeld near a private lake in Roxbury. The trip includes Mennonite sights, lemonade, Lebanon bologna, and local gossip about wormy ears and expert Stanley Spencer.
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Pennsylvania Hills
John
Hilda Hosfeld
Hosfeld Place
Hilda
Johno
Stanley Spencer
Give It a Try Sketches on Joyful Living and Peace
A reflective piece urges adopting an iron clad positive philosophy to live day by day. It warns against dwelling on problems and the cycle of discontent, encourages leaving yesterday behind, and promotes living so life feels like a song.
Vigil Above All Else at Offutt Air Base
At Offutt Air Force Base near Omaha analysts describe the Strategic Air Command’s 24 hour alert system. The author observes constant bombing drills and global reach from this base, emphasizing deterrence over attack and the readiness to mobilize large strategic forces if needed.
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Offutt Air Force Base
Omaha
North America
Strategic Air Command
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Arctic
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Norton
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Frederick C. Othman
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